The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-06-14
WEDDING TONIGHT.
Miss Julia Nj. Stock and MIR. t.
III. Easrey-TOilets, Pres
ents, Reception, Etc.

gatl0Dal cnurcn. MISS SlOCk Is In
daughter of Mrs. Sophia Stock ant
niece of Mr.. Abraham Meyer and
is a beautiful and winsome youns
lady of many accomplishments ant
many friends.
Mr.. Eastey is of the firm ofFellow!
& Eastey, book aud stationery deal.
ers, and is a young man Of much
promise and business integrity. HI
also is popular with a large circle o.
friends.
The church where the ceremony
VIII be performed, is beautifully deco
rated with flowers. The altar i.
banked with ported flowers, on the
altar columns are boquets of cut
flowers, and at either side, and in the
middle, are large arches covered with
evergreen, Nephitos and Mermet
roses. The bridal party will enter
beneath the right hand arch, bearing
the initials "E. & ST." and will take
their places beneath the middle arch,
where the ceremony will be performed
by Rev. B. f. Boiler, and will then
pass out of the church
beneath the left hand arch bearing
the initial "E." Prof. j. M. Chance
will perform the wedding march.
The attendants will be Miss Lula
Stock, sister of the bride and Charles
West, Miss Lille Byier and Mr..
John Gross. The ushers
will be Messrs. Charles Dexter, Wal
ter Brown, Frank Hughes and John
Ahrens.
The little flower and ribbon girls,
eli beautifully dressed in white India
null and embroidery, with white
flowers, will be Misses Stoksie and
Mary Temple. Nettie Mertz and Elsie
Townsley.
The bride will wear a very beauti-
ful costume of cream gros grain
made with a square train edged with
cream cable cord, the pet
ticoat of the silk edged
with tiny knife pleating. the tablier
Of exquisite chantilIy lace with side
drapings of the same, open at the
left side and caught up with long
loops and ends of picot gros grain
ribbon. The waist high in the neck
with full folds of the chantilly lace
across the front and double ruching
of the same around the neck, separat-
ed with pearls; sleeves long with
pearl and lace finished cuffs. With
this costume will be worn ornaments
of diamonds and In her hand the
bride will carp full boquet of pond
lilies tied with cream gros grain ribbon.
Misses Luln Stock and Lille Byler,
the bridesmaids, will wear cream
surah satin and cream canvas cloth
costumes made with demi trains,
petticoats of the satin, tabliers cut
open and crosses with cream satin
ribbon, corsages cut with open front
and filled with chantilly lace, Rex
collars, with lace ruchings and edged
with pearls, cap sleeves of the chan
tilly lace, tied with ribbon. Each
will carry pond lily boquets. The
groom and his attendants will wear
evening fnll dress costumes with
cream roses as boutonaires.
After the ceremony q reception
for about one hundred guests will
take place at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Meyer, No. 80 East
Seventh street. The parlors and re-
freshment rooms will be decorated
with floral designs and the bride and
groom will receive beneath a floral
DELL and horseshoe made of white Mar.
guerites, roses and oleanders. The
refreshments will be served from one
large table, bearing an epergne of
fruits and flowers and the refresh
ments will consist of meats, salads,
olives, cakes, ices, fruits, CONNECTIONS,
cts.
Mrs. Stock, the mother of the
BRIDE, will wear black gros grain and
MORE with duchesse lace finish.
Mrs. Herbert Minis, sister of the
bride, will wear a costume of black
chantilly lace and silk, with corsage
boquet of Marchal Neil roses.
Mrs. j. Hackman, of Geneva, Kas.
aunt of the bride, will wear black gros
grain and brocade with duchesse lace
garnIture.
Mrs. Abraham Meyer will wear
black satin and chantilly lace.
Miss Fannie Stock will wear white |
India linen and embroidery, dicolette
and sleeveless, and Jacquiminot and
Marchal Neil roses.
MISS Mamie Meyer will wear white !
embroidered linen with Marguerites
for a corsage boquet.
Among other pretty costumes be.
longing to the brides trosseau is a
stone colored, tailor made travelling